Experiences with

Milk thistle

Take loads of supplements like milk thistle, Tumric the list goes on and CBD oil which does really help but it’s still bad. Iv started stomach massage to help break up adhesions. Last night I had dinner and was crying in pain in a ball on the sofa whimpering like a small child.

I have been collecting milk thistle, dandelion, mallow, and Burdock leaves for a tea that I drink several times a day. I just had blood work done and was told that my thyroid reading was higher than before I started drinking the tea. My sugars are still high as well. Does anyone have a suggestion.

Had RP in 2017 and radiation and ADT in 2018...I am now undetectable at <.014..I'm doing a liver and kidney cleanse with milk thistle and fenugreek, fenugreek raises testosterone will it take affect my PSA..T. ALLEN you helped me a lot on the other board I value your opinion..thanks

And other supplemnts milk thistle, DIM shatavari that I found on youtube. So before I decide to jump into using these I wanted to know do they really work? Which doctor suggest these? Any splst i can visit?

Ehat about vitamin E, or milk thistle? Not sure if that would help as im already taking vitamins, etc. I also read some articles on Dr. Mark Hyman that are interesting. Should i follow his diet as well? Am i on the right track? Are these acceptable to reduce my fatty liver and lose weight?

Dr recommended 800 vitamin, milk thistle only. Holistic recommended tumeric, ginger, cbd oil and dandelion root tea. Can anyone give me some advice in this area?

Thinking milk thistle or charcoal

Question, in the lines of “naturall” and “homeopathic” treatment for liver disease, dandelion, milk thistle, artichoke, and morning lemon juice are highly recommended, but my understanding is that the reason is because these foods STIMULATE bile production!

I take vitamin e, cbd oil, milk thistle, tumeric and ginger, l-lysine and vitamin C. Only drink lemon water. Looking for help with what everyone follows for diet. My enzymes stay elevated and no matter what I do I don't seem to lose weight.

Definitely milk thistle if you're worried about you liver.

I was taking milk thistle and tumeric but the nurse told me to stop milk thistle and that tumeric had no affect whatsoever. I feel like there is a path here but what a tricky journey.

Hi everyone, How come there is no mention of Milk thistle is it because it is not effective? Will tell more about myself later. Badar

I'm also taking B Complex, vit d spray milk thistle and probiotic Also does anyone know when should I stop my meds before taking bloods to get most accurate dose. Thank you.

Said I need to get my diet right, take liver detox (milk thistle and other supplements) and then come back in a few months to test again. I decided to stop drinking to allow my liver to heal and it’s been two weeks.

Also on Lupron for 1 year, PSA at 1.4 Ast had been bouncing around UHN and I started taking European Milk Thistle in Aug 2018. Both AST/ALT have come down nicely and been performing at mid normals. I just started taking 1200 mg daily for 9 days and AST/ALT shot up 175,260 respectively.

I’ve done the whole milk thistle thing and drinking lemon water all the time and trying to eat healthier. I went vegan recently.

It contains Indole 3 carbinol, Betaine hydrochloride and Milk Thistle Powder. Has anyone had any experience with either of those supplements before? Thanks again for reading!

He is taking silymarin capsules (milk thistle) to balance his liver enzyme and will be checked again on the 28th of January if SGPT is good. While he was taking anti TB drugs most of his symptoms are not bothering him but today he has wheezing episode though aside from that he is said he feels ok.

I posted this thread three months ago: https://healthunlocked.com/britishlivertrust/posts/138808376/milk-thistle-and-other-magical-cures.

Enzalutamide to be started 10th December I use some complementary medicines which are, European milk thistle, IP 6 with inistol, Transfer point Beta Glucan, 75mg aspirin. I have some BIRM on order. The biopsy is to confirm what type of cancer is in the lung.